Joe Rogan has seen countless Body-Dropping Knockouts during his UFC official period, but the monstrous victory of Francis Ngannou before his exit seems to be his favorite.
Rogan shouted the campaign for years during his long run in the comment stand and could not help it, but gushed about ex-heavyweight champion Francis Ngannou's notorious victory during his late Octagon official period, before his ultimate departure.
And to call the majority of the remarkable victories of the Cameroonian, there is one that stands out in the spirit of the experienced caller.
Joe Rogan stumbles over UFC Apex after the title -winning Ko of Francis Ngannou
Voor- en Centrum for the expected title rematch of Ngannou with former Kingpin Stipe Miocic, Rogan claimed that the setting for their resentment was again run in 2021 was more than ideal.
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Ngannou stopped the Ohio veteran with a HELEFACIOUS second round knockout victory and crowned himself as the undisputed heavyweight champion. And as far as Rogan is concerned, the common UFC Apex was the perfect place to take such a devastating finish.
“The top – the top is the place to see fights,” Rogan said on his podcast. “… dude, I saw Francis Ngannou versus Stipe Miocic in a small cage, without an audience. It was wild.
“Bro, it was wild,” Rogan continued. “It was so different because Francis' punches and his stairs without all the cheers – it's something else, man.
“… When he (Miocic) collapsed – he (Ngannou) hit him with a left corner and dropped him, and hit him when he was down, I thought,” Oh my God. ” It was so different from seeing it in an arena. “
But despite all his praise from Ngannou, Rogan admitted that there is currently a force in the UFC that the Bation Knockout star can match for pure strength and fierce finishes.
Joe Rogan compared Alex Pereira with Francis Ngannou
A massive fan of former two -way champion Alex Pereira, Rogan called the stunning rise of the Brazilian of Glorie van Kickboxing after the final title holder in the UFC before his debut years ago.
And a considerable fan of both strikers, Rogan claimed that Pereira could match – if not exceeded Ngannou – when it comes to pure fear in the Octagon.
“That guy (Alex Pereira) gets hard, hard,” Rogan said when discussing the ranking of the duo on the Powerube. “He has more power than Ngannou, that's crazy.
“I want to give Franciscus a second chance,” Rogan continued. “I feel that he is not waving hard enough. I feel that he can probably hit harder than he … Give him a second burst in it.”